Any free natural haircare sites??

[Geminigirl]

I am transitioning and I wanna gather as much info as possible and i don't want to read through the thousands of threads in the transitioners support thread. I thought nappturality was free but silly me it's 20 for a year. can't afford that. I just want some good info to help me with this process. I'd also like to see pics and hair albums. I don't know my texture but I think it's in the 4's.

 

[Rain20]

There's plenty information on this site. Just do a search on transitioning.

 

[Geminigirl]

ive looked on this site but i was wondering where else I can look. i like to try new places.

 

[Napp]

NP is free isnt it?

 

[Foxglove]

NP is free (at least the hair section). You have to register to lurk though

 

[Forever in Bloom]

Try www.motowngirl.com
www.roshini.net is awesome to see what some of us naturals go through
http://www.cbpublish.com/myhairjourney.htm

There are more I'm sure, but these were off the top of my head.

 

[msa]

Yup nappturality is free, you just need to register. Justkiya has a blog and there are lots of great links to other natural people's blogs on there.

 

[IntelligenceisBeautiful]

naturallycurly.com
curly nikkki's blog
mane and Chic

 

[BeetleBug]

bhm (blackhairmedia.com ) has a natural hair section

 

[curlmama]

I second the naturallycurly.com I really love the info there.

 

[Leeda.the.Paladin]

I like Naturallycurly.com
Black Hair Media
Nappturality still has good info even if you're not registered. You can still view the Discussion and Transition area.
Afrobella

I also have a blog, link below.

I thought there was a transitioner's support thread in this forum as well. It might have some good tips.

 

[Carrie A]

Motown girl. NP is free. You can donate if you want. Plus they have a hair styles how to section with photos and a separate area (I believe with hair album links). They also have a transitioners support forum - not just thread. Just register.

 

[JustKiya]

& yeahthat, to all of the above. My blog has no information on transitioning, though - I did that before I even knew what it was.
There's also happycurls.com, and naturallycurly.com - though I don't know how much transitioning info you would find on NC.
NP is most likely your best bet, honestly.....

 

[loolalooh]

I second www.naturallycurly.com , www.nappturality.com, and the natural hair section of BHM.

If you find that your texture is "cottony, undefined" (aka, cnapp) ... www.cnappymenow.com is good site. I'm a member there as well.

 

[Liberianmami26]

bump bump bump

 

[Leeda.the.Paladin]

NC does have a transitioning section as well.

 

[Chameleonchick]

http://naturalhaircareguide.com/

 

[ShaniKeys]

Most of them have already been mentioned: www.roshini.net, www.motowngirl.com, www.blackhairmedia.com (discussion forum), http://sheabutter.punt.nl/?home=1 (it's in Dutch though), http://ourhair.net/, www.caoba.org (Spanish site)

 

[naturalgurl]

& yeahthat, to all of the above. My blog has no information on transitioning, though - I did that before I even knew what it was.
There's also happycurls.com, and naturallycurly.com - though I don't know how much transitioning info you would find on NC.
NP is most likely your best bet, honestly.....

This one would know. Everytime I go to any hair website, JustKiya is there!erplexed

 

[Geminigirl]

thanks for all the responses. the search engine was down so I wasn't able to come back on here but I have lots of sites to check out today while I sit here bored at work. Thanks alot. I forgot all about BHM though...silly me.